Question

Under what circumstances can a court issue a precept to another court regarding the attachment of a judgment-debtor's property?

A When the decree-holder applies, the court can issue a precept to any court, irrespective of jurisdiction, to attach the property of the judgment-debtor
B Upon the decree-holder’s application, the court that passed the decree may direct another competent court to attach specific property of the judgment-debtor
C Only when the judgment-debtor refuses to comply with the decree, can the court issue a precept to any court for attachment
D The court can issue a precept to attach the judgment-debtor’s property only after obtaining the judgment-debtor's consent
E The issuing of a precept is allowed only if the judgment-debtor resides within the jurisdiction of the court issuing the precept
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